The Graduate School of Technology and Management is a special graduate school established mainly for those who work in industrial areas during the day and wish to take a graduate course for a master’s degree in order to acquire new advanced techniques and new business administrative skills. Founded in 1988, the School operates a master's degree program and a chief executive officer course.
The School is planning to systemize the educational courses to continuously educate people to be equipped with competent skills and management expertise in industrial areas. Meanwhile, the School will operate around competitive academic departments through a decisive rearrangement of various majors rather indirectly open at present.
At the same time, efforts will be made to increase opportunities for technological renovation by promoting cooperation between industries and academia especially focusing on science and engineering areas. Emphasis will also be placed on materializing a model of tailored education by providing specialized educational programs entrusted by industries. Especially, on-line cyber education programs will be gradually provided starting with courses likely to yield uplifted effect, creating a new paradigm in educational system.
The Graduate Course for CEOs, opened as a special course, is planning to enhance business management profit by expanding new students through the human network among the graduates and to strengthen ties between the university and the local community by encouraging an active role of the general alumni association of the Graduate Course for CEOs.

- Students must attend GTM for at least five semesters
- Students must obtain at least 24 credit hours for the master's degree.
- Students have to pass the graduation examination on 2 subjects.
- Students have to pass the English examination.

Department of Global Management
Engineering Economics, Digital Management, SCM, Business Economics, Business Strategy, Business, Data Communication, International Business, International Trade Theory, Database Management, Principle of Marketing, Marketing Management

Department of Electronics and Information Communication Engineering
Software Engineering, Embedded System, Computer Networks, Multimedia Communications, Radio Engineering, VLSI and SoC, Optic Engineering, Semiconductor

Department of Sports Management
Sports Science Theory, Studies in Sports Sociology, Studies in Sports Psychology, Studies in Sports Policy, Olympism, Sports Management, Sports Foreign Policy in Korea, Management Leisure, International Organization of Sports

Department of Global Management


Jung-Mo Kang, Ph.D.
[Northern Illinois University, 1983, Professor, International Economics, jmkang@khu.ac..kr]


Moon-Taek Kwon, Ph.D.
[University of Wisconsin, 1987, Professor, M.I.S, kmt@khu.ac.kr]


Min-Yong Kim, Ph.D.
[KAIST, 1994, Professor, M.I.S., andy@khu.ac.kr]


Won-Kyu Park, Ph.D.
[Cornell University, 1985, Professor, Finance, Industrial Organization, wkpark@khu.ac.kr]


Shin Kim, Ph.D.
[Korea University, 1985, Professor, International Business, skim@khu.ac.kr]


Kyu-Young Shim, Ph.D.
[Kent State University, 1990, Professor, Accounting, kyshim@khu.ac.kr]


Jai-Yong Park, Ph.D.
[Purdue University, 1993, Associate Professor, Human Resource & Organization, jypark@khu.ac.kr]

Department of Electronics and Information Communication Engineering


Deok-Young Suh, Ph.D.
[Georgia Tech, 1990, Professor, Multimedia Communication, suh@khu.ac.kr]


Yun-mo Chung, Ph.D.
[Michigan State University, 1991, Professor, SoC Design, chung@khu.ac.kr]


Yun-Hae Yeh, Ph.D.
[Texas A&M University, 1991, Professor, Fiber Optics, yhyh@khu.ac.kr]


Won-Ha Kim, Ph.D.
[University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1997, Associate Professor, Multimedia Signal Processing, wonha@khu.ac.kr]


Jin-sung Cho, Ph.D.
[Seoul National University, 2000, Assistant Professor, Mobile Networking & Embedded Systems, chois@khu.ac.kr]

Department of Sports Management


Kyung-Ji Kim, Ph.D.
[Konkokl University, 1995, Professor, Teaching Methods of Taekwondo, kimkj@khu.ac.kr]


Young-Jin Bang, M.A.
[Kyung Hee University, 1981, Professor, Sport Massage, Taekwondo Pumsae, yjbang@khu.ac.kr]


Dong-Won Kang, Ph.D.
[Myungji University, 1992, Professor, Sport History Principles of P.E. dwkang@khu.ac.kr]


Jeoung-Hak Lee, Ph.D.
[University of Minnesota, 2000, Assistant Professor, Sport Marketing, Sport Management. leex0472@khu.ac.kr]


Do-Kyun Kim, Ph.D.
[Korea National Sports University, 2001, Assistant Professor, Sport Industry, dukekim@khu.ac.kr]